'Show Me the Money' rapper 'A' is facing allegations of violent bullying by a female student.

On April 12, a post by female student 'B' went viral after she accused a male rapper from 'Show Me the Money' of school violence. According to 'B', she was completely ostracized by her friends in middle school, and a group of delinquent male students often went around dragging her through the hallways and hitting her.

Rapper 'A' is accused of being of one of those delinquent students. 'B' expressed, "When the other bullies didn't approach me, he came to me and said, 'I heard your nickname is sandbag,' 'You take punches well, right,' 'If I hit you this much, does it hurt? How about this much?' He said those things as he hit me. He brought his friends and egged them on, saying, 'You can hit her, so take your stress out.'"

She continued, "For 1 year straight, the guys hit me and dragged me through the halls. My back and arms were covered in bruises." As proof, 'B' shared the below letter she allegedly received from a fellow female student at the time as well as a school photo. The letter reads, "It started to get worse, and the hitting got more severe. I felt so sorry for you since then, and I stepped up because they seemed to think you were too easy. They seemed to stop when I spoke up... I don't know when they'll bother you or hit you again, but I'll protect you."  

'B' further explained, "'A' was not the mastermind, but he was one of the perpetrators. In middle school, he was short. He wasn't one of the top bullies. I think that's why he bullied me. Because I was an easy target as a woman," adding, "He should've lived a decent life like the other kids. He's in a job that stands out, so I keep seeing him. I'm glad that he's not that popular. I hope he continues to be as unpopular as he is now."

'B' then said she previously wrote a post about the rapper when 'Show Me the Money' was airing, but it didn't receive any notice. 
 

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